UNIJOS Resumes Exams After Delay
The University of Jos has announced that its first semester examinations will restart on April 13, 2026, after an earlier postponement.
The change followed rising tension in Jos after a deadly attack in Angwan Rukuba that led to loss of lives. School authorities said the new date was approved after reviewing the security situation.
The exams were initially planned for April 1 and 2 but were put on hold due to safety concerns.
The university management later met on April 3 to assess the situation and extend the Easter break. Students were allowed to travel home as a precaution while tensions remained high.
“All examinations are to continue from Monday 13th April, 2026, beginning with the ones that were postponed from the 30th March 2026.
For further clarification on this, students are advised to contact the Faculty Examinations Time Table officer.
They are advised to maintain vigilance, extra caution in their movements and REPORT IMMEDIATELY any sign or shadow of breach of the public peace to the University Security Division.
The institution said stronger security has been put in place across campus to protect students and staff. It also urged students to stay alert and report any suspicious activity. Academic work is expected to continue as normal from April 7.


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